B.T.: Spændt op til linse-lir: 29 april
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Alder ingen hindring: Fra venstre, Lone Nielsen, Anette Mosgaard og Jonna Sørensen. De to sidstnævnte begge over fyrre. Foto: Simon Knudsen |
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"Av, min arm - de er store. 37 deltagere skulle virkelig spænde musklerne til bristepunktet, da de lørdag dystede om at blive Danmarksmester i bodybuilding.
For konkurrencen var i mere end en forstand hård, da 32 mandlige og fem kvindelige bodybuildere glad viste deres olieindsmurte og hårdtpumpede kroppe frem for juryen."
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DIAGNO - Early Warning System, Stressförsvarsanalys:
För första gången kan du nu med ett medicinskt test kontrollera om din kropp riskerar att skadas av stressen. Därmed har du också möjlighet att förebygga utbrändhet och andra stressrelaterade sjukdomar.
Mitt-liv.nu: Träningstips för folk med tidsbrist:
Håll dig i form trots att du inte har tid att träna. Inga mirakelkurer, inget lurendrejeri, utan bara smarta träningsknep. Så här gör du.
Mitt-liv.nu: Erik Svensson:
Han doktorerar i matematik vid Chalmers i Göteborg men finner ändå tid att träna för Stockholm Marathon. En enkel ekvation att lösa, menar han.
The Washington Post: For Women, the Rx Is Exercise; for Men, It's ... Video Games: 24 april
Further evidence that men and women come from different parts of the solar system: a new study showing that while running on a treadmill can lessen pain sensitivity for women, what works for men is, um . . . competing in a video game.
HMS Beagle: If You Would Live Long, Choose Your Parents Well: 27 april
Yahoo! Finance: Precor Unveils Total Body Elliptical Fitness Crosstrainer for the Home: 1 maj
Press Release: "Our lower body EFX Elliptical Fitness Crosstrainer for the home has been very popular," said Paul Byrne, Precor president. "In fact, it was recently named a Best Buy by Consumers Digest magazine.
With the EFX5.33, we've taken that same popular machine and added the benefits of upper body movement. Now people can get a total body workout without ever leaving their home."
Detroit News: Don't race into running: 25 april
Take it easy: That's the most important thing to remember when starting out.
Savannah Morning News: Haworth Shatters American Weightlifting Records: 23 april
Team Savannah's Cheryl Haworth set the junior and senior American weightlifting records and won a gold medal in the 75-plus kilogram class Sunday at the National Weightlifting Championships.
Haworth snatched 126 kilograms and clean-and-jerked 155 kilograms for a 341-kilogram total, 10 more kilograms than she lifted in winning the bronze medal at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
PioneerPlanet: Face it: We all get old and die: 25 april
The youth produced by scalpel and laser is of a particularly arid sort. But if the abs are tight, the eyes unlined, the hands unspotted, the hairline intact, if 55 is the new 40, then can't the inevitable be, if not avoided, at least indefinitely deferred?
The answer is, of course, no. As Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was said to have told a friend when she became ill, "Why in the world did I do all those push-ups?"
Seattle Times: This could be a golden age for physical education: 22 april
Old-style PE might even be a partial source of today's problems. Geared toward sports and calisthenics, it favored those already athletic.
The remaining students tended to become discouraged and alienated, desperately hoping not to be picked last when choosing up sides, rarely being passed the ball as their more coordinated peers demonstrated and dominated.
Aftonbladet: Indragen solkräm snart åter i butikerna: 1 maj
För en vecka sedan var de cancerframkallande och orsakade hormonförändringar. På onsdag är solkrämerna tillbaka på hyllan i de danska butikerna. Två av tre solfilter som tidigare bedömts som farliga anses nu harmlösa, enligt den danska Miljöstyrelsen.
Berlingske Tidene: Visse solcremer tilbage på hylderne: 30 april
Miljøstyrelsen og detailhandelen har besluttet, at en række solcremer, der i sidste uge blev fjernet fra hylderne hos forhandlerne, alligevel gerne må sælges. Solcremer med UV-filter af 4-methylbenzylidene camphor skal imidlertid gennem yderligere undersøgelser, før de frigives.
Berlingske Tidene: Solcreme tilbage på hylderne: 30 april
Miljøstyrelsen frikendte i går to af tre solfiltre, som har været mistænkt for at være kræftfremkaldende og hormonforstyrrende. Et tredje skal yderligere undersøges.
Berlingske Tidene: Risikoekspert kritiserer Miljøstyrelsen: 29 april
Solcreme: »Miljøstyrelsen burde have ladet flere forskere komme til orde,« siger risikoekspert Thomas Breck om Miljøstyrelsens håndtering af solcremesagen.
Performance Press: Getting Big on a Small Budget:
This is a common problem among young athletes and others who may not be as well informed as those enlightened in the true spiritual way of the Parrillo diet. Too many of these athletes feel that if the container says there are 15,000 calories per shake, then it must be so because of the testimonial of the big guy on the label.
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Courierpress: Americans’ quest for beauty can be deadly: 24 april
A new epidemic has come to South Florida, brought on by greed, self-loathing and the quest for beauty. Thousands of people are submitting to illegal cosmetic injections to their faces, breasts, hips, buttocks and calves, state health officials say.
Seattle Times: Planet Hollywood's a rising star with clubgoers: 27 april
Skintight pants, flesh-flashing tops, big heels, big muscles ... and that's just the line outside the club.
Some shivering in the late-night chill, these sharply dressed young men and women are patiently waiting to plunk down $15 - more than twice the cover charged by most Seattle clubs - to dance and mingle at Planet Hollywood.
The Irish Times: Bird-brain betrayed by stool pigeon: 23 april
In Belgium, the home of pigeon racing, a police raid has discovered suspicious materials that indicate some birds are ingesting more than top-quality feed.
The Detroit News: Target your heart rate: 24 april
Monitors grow in popularity as a means to reach and keep fitness goals.
Courierpress: The thrill is gone: 22 april
The world’s most popular sport used to be about who scored the most goals, thrilled the fans and won the top titles. Now international soccer is plagued by cheats, drugs, hooliganism, racism, embarrassing blow outs and most recently, tragedy.
The Irish Times: Football accused of serious foul play Euroscene: 24 april
"Well, what do you think? Do you really believe that there's no one out there in football taking dope, do you really think that football is the only so-called clean sport, when it is obvious to anyone now that track athletes, cyclists, swimmers, skiers, weight-lifters and who knows who else systematically resort to performance enhancing products?"
The Washington Post: Programmed to Gain Weight?: 28 april
More Food Ads Appear During Black TV Shows Than in General Prime Time, Study Finds.
Just Move: Black TV commercials promote unhealthy nutrition: 30 april
Commercials featured during black prime time television shows are more likely to promote candy and soda than commercials aired during general prime time shows.
nzoom.com: Fair Go examines creatine: 26 april
TV One's Fair Go programme has been looking into the reported health benefits from creatine products.
The label on the serum bottle claims there is the equivalent of 2500mg of creatine in every dose, but laboratory tests by competitors to the product revealed much smaller quantities of about 10mg - 15mg per 5ml dose.
BBC News: Jade sweeps over the controversy: 29 april
Jade McGuire, the teenage girl who fights a fellow 14-year-old on 10 May, says the sceptics will not stop her competing.
SportJones: Ruptured Warriors:
What do Vinny Testaverde, Patrick Ewing, and Al Gore have in common? Each has heard three of the worst words an athlete can hear: "ruptured Achilles tendon." A first person account.
SportJones: Mental Exercise:
In this edition of The Sports Factor, Manchester Metropolitan University professor Dave Smith discusses the idea that one can work out by thinking about working out.
MSNBC: Crowe’s locker room Oscar: 30 april
Some Oscar winners keep their statuettes on their mantels; some have specially made cabinets. Russell Crowe keeps his in his gym bag and carries it around with him.
Ric Drasin - The Original Big Boy of Bodybuilding and Wrestling:
Ric Drasin started training clients in the mid-60's when he ran a chain of health clubs. He also taught classes in fitness, bodybuilding and diet at the YMCA. In 1970, Ric worked out at GOLD'S GYM in Venice where he trained with Arnold Schwarzenegger, becoming Arnold's training partner for the next four years.
Sunday Times: Couto and Davids face lengthy drug ban: 29 april
The fate of the accused Dutch and Portuguese internationals could have a serious impact on the outcome of Group 2.
The Guardian: Calcio in a fix over drug use: 29 april
The rumours and accusations three years ago, Italian football's doping scandal is now for real and no one knows where it is going to end.
Stuff: Soccer: Italy orders doping probe into supplements: 28 april
Italian soccer bosses plan to investigate dietary supplements which some have blamed for a spate of positive dope tests this season.
Herald Sun: Doctor admits giving steroids: 1 maj
The sports doctor who prescribed banned steroids for disgraced cricketer Duncan Spencer yesterday said he would do it again because doping tests were getting in the way of athletes receiving proper medical attention.
Sportal: Don't drink the water: 27 april
Valencia defender Amedeo Carboni believes "superficial" Italian club doctors and imported minerals could be the reason behind the growing number of doping cases in football.
The Sporting News: Anti-doping commission to issue list of allowed supplements: 27 april
Italy's highest anti-doping commission announced Friday it would test a number of dietary supplements and issue a list of allowable ones amid suggestions that some supplements may be behind an unusual number of doping cases in soccer.
The Arnold Fan: Eliza Dushku: New Maxim Hot Babe!: 28 april
If you thought Eliza Dushku was cute in "True Lies" as Arnold's movie daughter, just look at her now! This grown-up hottie is on the front cover on the May 2001 issue of Maxim magazine.
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